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'We had a Muslim ceremony on July 15 at his parents' house,' she says. 'I wore a dress over trousers because I wanted to keep my legs covered out of respect for Lamin's religion.'The bangles were Lamin's idea, so we went to the shop and he paid for two bracelets and we watched as they were engraved. His dad put them on for us during the ceremony and said a little blessing.'The head of the mosque conducted the ceremony in Arabic. His dad and sister translated.'T wo days later, the couple married in an English ceremony, in the sweltering heat of the Ministry of Justice building in Gambia. The bride wore an ivory gown and the groom a grey suit. Both sported pink roses and after signing the marriage register they walked barefoot onto the beach.Since then, Michelle's marriage has been a long-distance one, conducted via the internet. 'I speak to Lamin every single day, five times a day. We text all the time,' she says. 'We've been together seven months and we've not had one hiccup, one dispute. This is what normality is.'I've got a husband who loves me, I love him, the kids love him, we talk to each other every day, we see each other (via Skype) every day. Who could ask for more?'It may seem bizarre that she considers this virtual marriage satisfactory. Moreover, many will consider her naive: has she not considered the possibility that her husband married her to get residency in the UK?'If he was a gold digger, why didn't he choose an older woman, someone with money?

'He tells me: “I'm not bothered about being in England, we can live anywhere, I just want to be with you." That's how I know he's genuine.'

Indeed, the two men got on so well that Plews employed Lamin, who speaks fluent English and is a joiner by trade, to act as a tour guide for the family.jimmy choo outlet.It was on a trip to a traditional market that Michelle found herself alone with Lamin for the first time. Even after this scant acquaintance, she professes to have felt an instant attraction.'Daz asked Lamin to take me to the market to get presents to take back for the kids,' she says. 'It was the first time we'd been alone together and everything was normal.'But then I started getting feelings inside, in my heart. He was very good-looking. He was just perfect and I thought the girl who gets him is going to be very lucky.'There were lots of people around and it was a bit intimidating. He grabbed my hand to guide me. That's this so-called wedding,' she says.Plews viewed things differently, and when Michelle returned from her third trip to Gambia in March, she found the charred remains of her belongings in her back garden.In the months since his marriage ended, Plews has been the subject of a restraining order, which he has breached. Michelle worries constantly about what to expect next. But she's determined to be positive.'I don't have anything but the kids and Lamin,' she says. 'And I don't care about anything else. Everything has gone. But it doesn't matter any more.'Today, among the silver rings on her hand is a simple metallic band that certainly isn't made of precious metal — Lamin's gift to her. She also wears a silver bangle engraved with the words Mr and Mrs Dampha, to mark their wedding. 'He's young at heart, he played with them in the pool, took us out places, then every night while the kids were in bed we sat up talking.'I talked to Lamin about my relationship and he gave me courage and explained how much better life could be. We decided that I couldn't go back to how things were, that I was going to tell Daz I was leaving.'Within two days of returning home in late January, Michelle had ended her marriage to Darrell. I was so glad I had him to help me.'O n the flimsy basis of this one outing, Michelle was swept off her feet.She says she felt her 'heart could burst' when she said goodbye to Lamin two days later, although she insists there was no shared intimacy between them. Indeed, she claims: 'I knew it was a hopeless dream.'As it turned out, it was not so hopeless. Just two weeks after the couple returned to the UK, Plews suggested his wife return to Gambia with three of her children who had not been the first time.On her return, Michelle renewed her acquaintance with Lamin.  'I stayed in the same hotel, in the same room, and it brought back all the memories of before,' she says.'When I saw Lamin again, it was like I'd not seen him for a year. We cuddled each other. I was so happy to be in his arms.'

'If that's what he's using me for, at least I get seven years of happiness with him.'

We can only hope, once the dust has settled on the charred remnants of Michelle's life, that her optimism and faith in Lamin are rewarded.Ramoth Church, formerly Vineland First Church of the Nazarene, will sponsor a bus trip to New York City on Oct. 6. Bus leaves church at 8 a.m., and returns about 9 p.m. Bus will stop at Radio City Music Hall, Canal Street and Central Park. Cost $45, includes transportation, coffee/water/doughnuts and driver gratuity. (856) 358-9124. Ramoth Church, 2725 N. Delsea Drive, Vineland.'We will apply for a visa for him to come here when the time is right,' she says, adding: 'If he was just using me to be in the UK why would he take on somebody with six children and not a dime to her name?'There are so many couples out there like us; so many men who are constantly being slated for being after a UK passport. But Lamin's got to be here for seven years to get one.